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Is it possible for it to improve based on experience/iMessage history or is it locked in? I’d love to opt-in to training it on my previous convos…

• ComputerGuru 3y ago
  It already does and I hate it. If a person you’re speaking with misspells a word, it’ll happy suggest^w forcibly autocorrect a similar word to that misspelling if it was recent enough.
  • mcintyre1994 3y ago
    Do they do that across conversations, eg if I misspell something while texting you does it recommend my misspelling when you’re talking to other people?
    • pjerem 3y ago
      Yes
    • petesergeant 3y ago
      Yes. Ever since I went to the Maldives it wants to capitalize "male" and I have to work quite hard to get it to not correct "Yes" to "Yea", and "Thailand" to "Thailnd". Hate it.
      • layer8 3y ago
        In Settings there is Reset Keyboard Dictionary to revert to the default dictionary.
        • petesergeant 3y ago
          Thank you!!
          • layer8 3y ago
            Googling for something like “iphone wrong autocorrect” helps in such cases. ;)
  • artursapek 3y ago
    This is called zoomer slang support
  • coder543 3y ago
    I think tpowell was asking about the all-new autocorrect system. Do you have information on how that works, or were you just talking about the old system that is being deleted on Monday?
    • ComputerGuru 3y ago
      I have no evidence or reason to believe that the inputs to the corpus of valid word sources for the new system changed - most likely only the prediction model did. This misfeature only recently shipped (iOS 16, I think) and I’m sure Cupertino views it as a net gain.